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  Alright, my view is that people are free to do their shopping where they wish, and I feel that we in Dover have enough stores for shoppers, and that neighbouring towns also have plenty there-of.
  
  My idea of local interests is reciprocal, hence it should not be up to a District Council to make a policy of taking customers from one town and attracting them to another. This does not come under free-market ideals, as in theory one could suggest that DDC is ruining the local economy of neighbouring towns. The free market system of shops and stores is supposed to be self-regulating.
  
  Let's leave the question on pollution in Dover to further developments, as there are forumites who feel that the pollution levels are too high and dangerous to our health, me included.

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